The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-10-06

Miss Jeannette Freaner ls visiting
beT friend, Miss Laura Fletcher, of Can,
| ton.
MIR. j. H. Vending, of Parkman, Is
spending fewldsys with frleDos in the
city.
MessEs. j. Fl. Hurt and Fl. W. Leoffler
started this morning for hunt In
Michigan,
Nr. Fred. Ertle and wife left this
morning for Lima, to spend TIN DAYS
with friends.
kr. James Luiz and Miss SalOme
Shetzler were married September 20 by
Rev. Booth.
MI Lula Cah!ll, of BlufftOD, Ohio, /,
visiung Mrs. VIII 0berlln, on Eas.
Main street.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Whitman and wifi
spent Sunday with Mr.. Joe Better. In
Canal Dover.
Mr.. LOuia Byinksmp and wife, who
| have been visiting relatives In CanaC
have returned home.
Mr.. Andrew Boerner left today for a
business trip through Michigan, to be
| absent several weeks.
TIE sOTrel horse of Elias Miller, which
was stolen, was found Monday, but the
thief was DOt captured.
Mrs. Mortimer YOurg and Mrs. John
Ritter are visiting in Akron, the guests
OF Mrs. Ephraim Foltz.
Mark ROebucB, of Dalton, has ac-
| cepted position as clerk in j. & Ii.
Dislhenn's clothing store.
Miss Libbie Richardson, of Augusta,
Ohio, Is visiting her sister, Mrs, Nora
SniVey, On West Main street.
Burglars entered the ticket office of
the g. L. & w. Railroad al Beach City
Friday evening and took SIG.
Everyone smokes the III TrsfcO
Biumenschein's new brand of cigars.
Solo at Hotel Conrad cigar store.
MIR. and Mrs. W. G. Kitzmiller have
gone on two weeks visit to CinciD-
natl, Indianapolis and LOgsnspOrt.
II is reported that Massillon has
within its corporation limits one hun
dred and four widows ana sixty.three
widOweTs.
Charles Thompson, an exT ert elfc9ri.
clan tf PtilsUu. b, has aeCep .ed a q S,
ton Win the MssbisiUn Eit tctric Light
Company.
MIR. NJ. SBlvely left Sunday for st.,
Louis with machinery of Russell 81 Co.,
TO be placed upon exhibition at The fails
in that city.
Mr. Lutz, of the firm # Lutz & Grs re,
has retired from the business, his in er-
est having been purchased by Mr.. Jacob
6onnhelteT.
Mr. T. H. Blocher, formerly of thie
city, now proprietor Of prosperous car
riage factory In Port hilgton, wa
10 town Monday on business
The Pride OF tha g A. r 10 as good
smoker as can be purchased Ia MsssilIon
for fve cents, sold at No. 32 South
Erie street; also by other dealers.
A sorrel horse owned by EIips Miller.
living near Canal Fulton, was stolen
from the stable Friday night. The
thief was tracked to Youngstown Hill
where the clue was lost.
A little daughter of John Dunn, about
eeven years old, was caught IN o shaft
at the Bridge shop Monday evenings and
her lett arm broken; she was otherwise
ipjnred, but will probably recover.
The marriage of Mr.. Hiram YOst and
Miss Jessie Thrasher took place Thurs
day at noon, at the residence OF the
Orlde's parentP, at Maple Grove, In the
presence of about fifty relatives and
friends. MIR. and Mrs Yost left for a
two weeks visit In st. Louis after which
they will return to Massillon.
An overloaded elevator at G. L. Nc
Claim q Co.'S wholesale store Tuesday,
rot beyond the control OF Joseph Hntt.
who WAS upOn it, and began to fly from
tue second story to the cellar at rapid
rate. Its occupant jumped and landed
on the second floor, and the elevator
re- ched the ground with crash. The
cable and several parts of the machinery
was broken. The load of starch and
boxes are nearly destroyed. Damage
about $780,
Seats are selling rapidly for Minnie
Madden. Secure yours In time aC P0r-
ters drug store. The New York Times
says: miss Maddern Is probably the
most interesting young actress on the
American stage. She has keen intelli-
gence, style, so far as 1t has been
formulated, wholly her own, unlike that
of any other player and entirely free
from conveutlOnality, and most charm
ing personality which attracts the SYM
pathy and admiration OF ell classes Of
theatre goers,"
The Wooster Democrat has the follow.
ing: "The grand jury indicted William
Moore, aged Is years. Chantry Piper,
aged 10, and George HUffmaD, aged 10,
for assault and robbery of a young man
named Panyard. ALI three parties were
residents Of MassillOn, and started from
there to 60 out west. AT 0rrville the
fcur got off the train to look around,
and while there the three assaulted and
robbed their companion, Psnyard, of
$28. Monday afternoon they were
brought before the Court and pleaded
guilty. Judge Nichols gave them
fatherly lecture and sentenced each Of
the three to TWO years In the peniten-
tisry. rA ~ ~ |NF
Yesterday was reunion day for the |
old 10th Ohio. In the morning the Har
monia Band escorted the survivors Of |
the Regiment to the headquarters at the |
Opera House, where an address was
made by Congressman Mckinley. At |
TWO o'clock they marched to Hotel Con-
rad, where dinner was served. After |
dinner the business meeting was held |
and the following officers elected for |
the coming year: Pres't, Lieut.. Thomas |
IA. Briefly; Secretary, Col. james M. |
Nash; Treasurer, NJ. b. King. Ii was |
decided TO hold the at Can